NCH Baker Hospital Outpatient Imaging

Angela B 2 months ago

I do many reviews and I have never given a 1 star review in my life, but I am today. I went to NCH emergency room last week for chest pain and my glucose levels dropped to 43. I have type 2 diabetes. The first doctor that I saw in the emergency room was very nice and thorough and listen to all my concerns. But within an hour, it was shift changed and they kept me overnight to monitor me and run some tests. Unfortunately, I was left the hands of 2 Residents. Brian Rodriquez and Madelaine Andrew. My nurses name was Erin. I only saw her 1 time. She came in the room and gave me a medication in my IV and didn’t even tell me what it was. I had to ask her and she acted like I was putting her out. She had a terrible attitude towards me ! Then these two residents came in and asked me a bunch of questions and one of the questions was, was I in pain? I was so I said yes. They said they would try to make me comfortable, but they did absolutely nothing but give me something called Toradol which is equivalent to high strength ibuprofen and then later some Tylenol. Once the shift changed again in the early morning I got a new doctor and he was very nice & once again he listened to me and I

Terry Mark 3 months ago

I would like to express my sincere appreciation and gratitude for the exceptional care I received at NCH Baker Hospital. From the moment I arrived in the Emergency Room through my inpatient stay on the sixth floor, I was treated with compassion, professionalism, and genuine concern for my well-being. During what was a difficult and stressful time, every member of the healthcare team helped make me feel safe, comfortable, and confident in the care I was receiving. The Emergency Room staff responded quickly and efficiently while taking the time to explain procedures, answer questions, and provide reassurance. Their kindness and attention to detail helped ease my concerns and set the tone for the excellent care that followed. After being admitted to the sixth floor, I continued to experience outstanding care from the nurses, physicians, therapists, and support staff. Everyone worked together seamlessly to ensure my needs were met and that I was progressing toward recovery. The nursing staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and compassionate, always treating me with dignity and respect. Their dedication did not go unnoticed. What impressed me most was the genuine commitment of the ent

Yudisleidy Borregi 4 months ago

I have had the worst experience here. On Sunday night going into Monday, around 12:30 AM, I arrived with my father showing clear signs of a stroke. They called a neurologist through telehealth and told us they were going to run several tests. To make a long story short, today Wednesday at 5:45 AM was the first time a neurologist actually came to see my father in person. No one explained the MRI results, what was happening with my father, or what the next steps were going to be. None of that happened. The doctor only asked him to raise his hands and move his feet, and that was it. The worst neurology service I have ever experienced. They treated my father the entire time as if he had a simple cold instead of a stroke. I do want to point out that the cardiology team was excellent — the doctors were very caring, attentive, and concerned about the patient at all times. But if your problem is neurological, stay away from this place. Dr. Wey is the worst doctor I have ever met — and not only as a doctor, but also as a person. Because besides vocation, the first thing a good doctor should have is empathy. So stay far away from here if you need neurological care.

Sara Stevenson 4 months ago

My husband was referred to this hospital yesterday by an optometrist because he had a stroke in his left eye, causing almost total vision loss. He had dangerously high blood pressure and upon arriving was admitted to the er within five minutes. My husband has severe social anxiety and despite five intravenous injections of blood pressure medication, he was still registering dangerously high readings. In order to be admitted into a room and taken out of the e r his blood pressure had to get below 180 so they administered an intravenous dose of valium. This temporarily lowered his blood pressure just below 180 and they quickly rushed him into a shared room on the third floor. Before going up there, we were told he would have quiet and would be able to rest but this could not have been further from the truth. The person that he was forced to share a room with was coughing every few minutes and his call nurse button was broken so he was consistently asking us to help him pick things up or get things for him. I could not even have a whispered conversation with my husband without this individual answering or interjecting into what we were talking about. I kept telling the staff that my h

Gee Lipscomb 5 months ago

I have had to come to hospital/ER 3 times in the past 2 months and had a phenomenal experience each time. Every nurse, receptionist, and doctor was kind and informative. I was taken good care of and have no criticisms. I feel that the negative comments are emotional responses to being unwell. The staff here will 1000% take good care of you.